Documenting your transition...

[durden]

I'm sure a lot of you FTM's did the same things that I did before I started transitioning. Before I decided to transition, I spent a lot of time on the internet gathering as much information as I could. I spent a lot of time browsing the personal pages of other FTM's looking at their photos, progress, voice clips, etc. It was encouraging to look at someone's 2 month photo slapped up next to their 1 year [on T] photo. So, even though I'm only 2 months into my own T injections, I've already been keeping a steady photo log. I'm doing it for myself, so I can see the progress I've made. But lately, I'm wondering if, further along in my process, if I too should post a website documenting my own transition. I dunno yet, so it's all up in the air. But my question to everyone else is... have you created a website of your own to share your transition? If not, do you think you might in the future?

[CaptLex]

I don't have a website, just a blog - which I keep fairly anonymous (no real names, pics or places) in order to maintain my privacy and the privacy of friends and loved ones. I also keep a personal journal for me which I hope to look back on in years to come and see how things progressed.

I have a couple of friends who are documenting their transitions in blogs also, and it's interesting for me to see theirs and compare to mine. One of them has complete details and is now concerned because he seems to have picked up an "admirer". Stuff like that scares me - cyberspace is a big place you never know who is keeping track of you and for what purpose. :sad:

[Adam]

yes i have its very basic atm but its started :D